Cornus florida, 'Appalachian Spring' flowering dogwood Genus_Diospyros This tree can be trained

This tree can be trained in two ways for different landscape uses

This cultivar won the award for Best Fruit at the 2012 Ohio Pawpaw festival

Very strong grower

This English cultivar is described by renowned horticulturist Lee Reich in Uncommon Fruits for Every Garden as "perhaps the oldest extant cultivar of medlar

Cornus florida, 'Appalachian Spring' flowering dogwood Genus_Diospyros This tree can be trainedCultivar description: The ortet (original plant) of 'Appalachian Spring' was found growing wild at the Camp David Presidential Retreat in Maryland. It was noteworthy for its strong resistance to anthracnose, a disease that has devastated the dogwood population. 'Appalachian Spring' is fast growing with apple green foliage and bright red fruits that are larger than those of the straight species. Its foliage turns red to purple in autumn. It has the